Will of Julius L. Brown To Be Filed By Gov Brown
Atlanta Sept 14 Julius L Brown’s will to be filed soon by Gov Joseph M Brown his brother who appears sole executor The estate valued around 200000 with extensive real and personal holdings including properties on Washington Clarke Decatur and Central avenues and a sixth in his father’s estate valued over a million The will reportedly leaves the governor as executor and major beneficiary while Brown’s library books and curios are noted as potentially bequeathed to public institutions
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Atlanta
Julius L. Brown
Joseph M. Brown
Brown
Georgia
Joseph Re.brown Company
Joseph E. Brown Company
Julian Brown
Washington and
Clarke Streets
Washington Street
Clarke Street
Decatur Street
Central Avenue
Prior Street
Browna
Washington, Crew and
Ormond Streets
Stock Yards
Guv
Joseph FE. Brown
Wier Resigns as Physics Tutor. Miller Succeeds
Mr John B Wier Jr resigns as tutor in Physics at the University of Georgia after a year and leaves Athens to enter cotton mill building business in North Carolina His friends regret his departure B Miller of Columbus a 1910 graduate is chosen to fill the vacancy and will assume duties soon He is described as a young man of rare talents and capable in the new role.
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John B. Wier, Jr
University of Georgia
Board of Trustees
North Carolina
Athens
B. Miller
Columbus
Wier
State College of Agriculture to Exhibit at Macon Fair
The State College of Agriculture will display a premier exhibit at the State Fair in Macon next month. President Soule and faculty prepared a large, informative presentation aimed at teaching farmers about modern agricultural work. After the fair, the display will travel to other regional meetings as faculty address farmers through October and November.
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State College of Agriculture
Macon
Soule
Agricultural College
Charles A Rowland elected president of Blue Ridge Association
Charles A Rowland of Athens has been elected president of the Blue Ridge Association, a new Western North Carolina venture to establish a training headquarters for Christian workers modeled after Northfield. The group bought 800 acres in the mountains and seeks $25,000 more with a $50,000 pledge from John D. Rockefeller. Y M C A officials discussed plans during a Athens visit, aiming to begin fundraising and start the project soon.
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Charles A. Rowland
Blue Ridge Association
M.C. A
W. A
Young People's Missionary Union For
South
North Carolina
Northfield
Rockefeller
C. K. Ober
Athens
Rowland
Death and Burial of Dr Ira B Dupree
The Twiggs County Citizen reports the death and burial of Dr Ira E Dupree who died in the Adirondack mountains New York. His body arrived in Jeffersonville and was buried there after a funeral conducted by Rev Troy Beatty and Rev Adams. Dr Dan H Dupree son of the deceased accompanied the remains from Saranac Lake New York. A large gathering of Wilkinson and Twiggs residents attended. Born October 20 1854 at Jeffersonville he trained at Louisville Medical College then practiced at Allentown and Danville for 33 years amassing a fortune before health failures sent him to the mountains three years ago. His wife died last year in Athens. He was a member of Mt Zion Baptist Church.
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Ira B. DuPree
Twiggs County
Ira. E. Dupree
Adirondack Mountains
New York
Jeffersonville
Troy Beatty
Athens
Mr. Adams
Jeffersonville M. E
Saranac Lake
N. Y
Dan H. DuPree
Athens, Ga
Wilkinson and Twiggs
Ira BE. DuPree
J. L. Gallemore
Louisville, Ky
Allen's Cross Roads
Wilkinson County
Allentown
Danville
New York State
Blease Wins Oit In South Carolina Governor Race
Returns from the second primary show Cole L. Blease winning the South Carolina governor race by a small margin with over 95 000 votes counted of about 110 000. Featherstone closely trails as voters debate prohibition. Other races include Hampton leading for railroad commissioner and Byrnes Patterson neck and neck in the second district.
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Columbia
D. C
Cole L. Blease
Newberry
C. C. Fetberstone
Laurens
W. W. Moore
Barnwell
Adjutant General
G. McDuffie Hampton
James Cansler
Tirrzah
James Byrnes
Aiken
J. C. Patterson
J. E. Ellerbe
Marion
P. A. Hodges
Marlboro
Blease
Featherstone
Blease Featherstone
Bleases
Charleston
Bank Swindle Suspect Seen In Large Downtown Theft
New York reports a downtown national bank was looted of between 15 000 and 160 000 with funds obtained through loans backed by insufficient securities and false credit statements. The suspect’s name and the bank are to be released after ongoing investigations with an arrest expected tomorrow. Anent the DA’s office, officials say more seizures may follow. Agriculture at the State Fair is described as among the year’s most complete efforts, benefiting the college and the state.
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DeLoach
New York
Financial District
District Attorney's Office
National
Isin Progress
State College of Agriculture
State Parr
Lucy Cobb Institute Opens Fall Session With Large Attendance
The Lucy Cobb Institute opened its fall session with higher attendance than last year, drawing students from across the state and beyond. The campus received extensive repairs and new additions over the summer, the faculty was strengthened, and coursework advanced to meet rising standards. Principal Misses Brumby and Gerdine are warmly congratulated as teachers and pupils begin a determined banner year.
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Georgia
Lucy Cobb Institute
South
Brumby
Gerdine
Primary Election in Illinois Sparks Vivid Battle
Chicago reporters describe Illinois first test of a new direct primary law with contests across state congressional legislative and judicial offices. Lorimer bribery taint frames many races as insurgent Republicans and Democrats push hard in Chicago and statewide battles for renomination.
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Chicago
Illinois
Tlmois
Lorimer
Payne Aldrich
William Lorimer
United States
Senator Lorimer
Nanirante
Ninth district drums up grave danger for Boutell
The Ninth district figure Henry O Boutell a noted ideal statesman and Ways and Means member faces grave defeat while Cannon allies holdOUT. In state Howard M Snapp contests. Cannon expected to win Danville seat. Party battles line up across districts with several incumbents facing opposition and renomination signals in others.
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Ninth
Henry
Boutell
Ways and Means Committee
Speaker Cannon
Cannon
Danville
Martin B. Madden
James R. Mann
William W. Wilson
Fred Lundin
George Edmund Foss
Charles ©. Fuller
Twelfh
James McKinney
George W. Prince
Joseph C. Graff
Willian McKinley
Frank C. Lowd
Adolph J. Sabath
Henry T. Rainey
Bicycle stolen on Broad Street from Thursday’s Banner
Audley Harbin reported a Pierce bicycle stolen during a one to two o’clock theft on Broad Street in front of the Johnson Shoe Company. The 24 inch black bicycle with a large spring seat and front tire larger than the rear was taken. wheel number 1425, model 103. Several passersby saw nothing and no suspect was identified.
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Broad Street
Johnson Shoe Company
Audley Harbin
Pierce
Bull and Automobile Collide in New Jersey Incident
Newark reports Mayor N J Hopkins of Branchville driving a crimson roadster was struck by a charging bull on the Hamburg road. The bull collided with a steel crosspiece and toppled into a fence as the car continued. The only damage beyond the animal was a broken lamp.
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Newark
N. J
N. J. Hopkins
Branchville
Hamburg
Hopkins
Indicted in Gwinnett Superior Court in Atlanta businessman
Three indictments return against J B Frost a noted Atlanta capitalist and fraternal elder. One charges salting a gold mine stock sale to G W Clout and two charge larceny from the house involving shares of stock from H F Flynn. Frost was not present for a statement.
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Atlanta
Gwinnett Superior Court
J. B. Frost
G. W. Clout
H. F. Flynn
Suwanee Gold Mine Company
Frost
Former Athenian in charge of Work at Niagara Falls
The Ontario Power Company at Niagara Falls completed an eighteen foot reinforced concrete conduit from headworks at the Dufferince lands to the spillway. Superintendent H. H. Wilson, a former Athenian, led the project and has since gained prominence in engineering.
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Bammer
Ontario Power Company
Niagara Falls
Dufferince
Falls
Omtario Power Company
H. H. Wilson
Marsh Recalled from Panama Amid Turbulent Dispute
Washington dispatch reports Secretary of State replaces R. O. Marsh as secretary of legation in Panama amid an uproar over alleged interviews by Secretary Moreh and U.S. intervention remarks. Charles Campbell Jr. to succeed Marsh. Dawson to move to Nicaragua upon arrival.
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Washington
State Department
Panama
R. O. Marsh
Legation
Charles Campbell, Jr
Missouri
Tokio
Mr. Marsh
Moreh
United States
Marsh
Isthmag
Dawson
Nicaragua
Thrilling Narrow Escape In Swollen Georgia Stream
W A Kelley traveling representative of a portrait firm and Perry Wood driver barely escaped a drowning moments after attempting to cross a swollen Harbins district stream near Lawrenceville on September 14. Their buggy and over $100 of pictures plus $27 in cash were washed away, though Kelley saved a roll of bills.
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Gwinnett County
Lawrenceville
W. A. Kelley
Perry Wood
Harbins
Kelley
Wood
Truthful Advertising Basis of Success, Peruna Ingredients
Columbus Ohio report lists the five ingredients in Peruna, the leading household remedy. Golden seal and Cedron seed noted for toning mucous membranes and general health. Cubebs cited for nasal catarrh and kidney bladder issues. Stone root described as beneficial for nerves and mucous membranes in dropsy and indigestion.
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Columbus
Ohio
Costs to Make Rages in Georgia Campaign
Atlanta Sept. 14 The total cost for twenty three state house candidates to run in the campaign ending August 23 was 95 657.26. Governor elect Hoke Smith spent 17 596.10 from personal funds and donor contributions. The comptroller general tally lists expenditures for Hoke Smith Joseph M Brown Edward H Walker W J Speer and others across governor railroad and attorney positions plus pension and education offices. Total 95 657.26. WANTED To rent or lease with option to buy a ~100 acre farm near Athens Ga F M Hodgson 1065 Prince Avenue.
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Atlanta
Statehouse
Hoke Smith
Wright
Joseph M. Brown
Edward H. Walker
W. J. Speer
Ms Hawes
J.A. Perry
Railroad Commissiomol
JO. B. Stevens
Oseph F. Gray
E. B. Hornady
Railroad Com-Missioner
M. Candler
Railroad Com
Felder
A. Hall
Lindsey
Pension Com- IP
Davison
Supreme Court
A. G .Powell
Court of Appeals
Philip Cook
BEALS
G. Hudson
Commissioner of Agriculture
W. A. Wright
H. Hutchens
F. M. Hodgson
Prince Avenue
Athens, Ga
Estrada Government Recognized by U S
Washington reports say the Estrada government will be recognized immediately in a provisional form. Senor David Arellano will lead the recognition, replacing Senor Castrillo as he moves to the international court. Thomas C. Dawson is named commissioner to Matagua to address Canada and other American claims. Minor leagues seek over $100,000 this season to draft players.
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Nicaragua
Washington
State Department
Estrada
David Arellano
Zelaya
Managua
Taft
Senor Castrillo
International Court of Justice
Cartago
Thomas C. Dawson
Panama
Matagua
New York
Canada
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House of Representatives
Frank O. Lowden
James P. McDermott
Cannon House
William J. Moxley
Moxley
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